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Summer 2015: Poetry


Attention

The Goodbye was always more pleasant than the hello.
Too much attention was placed on over
before the over was ever realized.

The way ants retreat into sand.
Salt crystallizes in shallow water.
I realize a rainbow cannot be seen.
It is invisible if not followed.

The way love is the man that walks down the street and says hello.
You say, “Hi.”
He is not supposed to be your husband.




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Poetry

As hot as the summer sun, 13 poets breathe light into the darkness.

 
Prose

Tending to the worn, imperfect edges of life, five writers grapple with perimeters.

 
Artwork

Like a swarm of bees or a flock of birds: four artists layer meaning through detail.

 
Young Voices

Four teens observe their world and put words to page like only young voices can.

 
Contributors

From emerging to established writers – meet the women behind our seventh issue’s voices and visions.

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LETTER FROM THE MANAGING EDITOR

POETRY

        One Gd At A Time
 by Stephanie Glazier

        Gotcha by Darla Mottram

        It's Ok To Be A Waterfall by Darla Mottram

        Lot's Wife by Cindy St. Onge

        Sailor by Sarah Bokich

        Six More Weeks by Sarah Borsten

        Here. Now. by Emily Ransdell

        My Water Children by Emily Ransdell

        Upon Finding the House Where Cousin Viola Lived During the Holocaust by Marilyn Johnston

        Pornography by Tammy Robacker

        Attention by Juleen Johnson

        Levine Under Erasure by Juleen Johnson

        Chief Joseph's Flute by Stella Jeng Guillory

        Communion by Livia Montana

        The Stars in Your Voice by Cindy Hines

        How I Wasted My Life by Nancy Flynn

PROSE

        The Honor of Armadillos by B.E. Scully

        Basket of Shells by Joanna Rose

        How to Cure Cancer by Susan Fleming

        Nobody by Judith Pulman

        Concentric by Susan DeFreitas

ART

        Exoskeleton by Rachel Mulder

        Give Up the Queen and Nobody Gets Hurt by Rachel Mulder

        Give Up the Queen and Nobody Gets Hurt (detail) by Rachel Mulder

        Put Me in Your Blue Skies by S. Tudyk

        Time Grows Over Memories by S. Tudyk

        Untitled Work in Paper by S. Tudyk

        Mamas Day by Diana Bustos

        Untitled by Diana Bustos

        Release by Diana Bustos

YOUNG VOICES

        Somewhere by Danrong Wang

        Runner by Sara Reed

        Charcoal by Meghana Mysore

        Infinite Ink by Meghana Mysore

        Home by Kate Pippenger

CONTRIBUTORS